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The Week In Review
Sat 5th June to Fri 11th June
The Week in Review aggregates the top news stories from the past seven days and orders them by popularity. Would you like to see the whole week's news?
Fed fires 'warning shot' with work to rule threat over pay
09/06/21 - Working to rule and overtime bans could be used by frontline officers if the government ignores pay advice, the Police Federation has warned. • The Home Secretary was warned at the Police Federation’s annual conference that officers who had been dealt an 18% pay cut over the last decade have had enough. Federation Chair John Apter
Force to re-establish roads unit to combat criminal use of motorways
10/06/21 - Lincolnshire's new chief constable sets out resource priorities which will come from Uplift growth. • The chief constable is to re-establish a dedicated roads policing unit comprised of 20 officers following a review of the force’s “strengths and weaknesses” when he was appointed last December. Chris Haward said the re-e
Met Sergeant injured at protest said force had 'intel' for violence
10/06/21 - A Metropolitan Police Sergeant who was injured during a protest at Hyde park has said her and her colleagues do not understand why they were sent in without any public order kit. • Speaking at the Federation''s virtual annual conference, Sgt Nikki O'Malley described the events of an anti-lockdown protest in central London in April wh
- 11/06/21 - Lauren Poultney confirmed as South Yorkshire's new chief
- 11/06/21 - Officers across the ranks among Queen's birthday honours
- 10/06/21 - Prosecution challenges PC's 'loss of memory' on three 'key' facts
- 10/06/21 - Misogyny in promotion process due to part-time working, says panel
- 11/06/21 - National recommendations from IOPC after Fishmongers' Hall attack
- 10/06/21 - Uplift recruits will 'stay the distance' HR leaders predict
- 10/06/21 - Forces criticised for failing to adopt new misconduct system
- 09/06/21 - Officer who spoke out on domestic abuse gets Women In Policing award
- 11/06/21 - G7 operation begins with arrests and fake news claim
- 10/06/21 - New knife crime toolkit
- 09/06/21 - Home Secretary to back Fed call to end 'trial by media'
- 10/06/21 - End use of force fears, Fed tells College and Home Office
- 07/06/21 - IOPC to issue stop and search advice
- 09/06/21 - Anger at vaccine failure dominates Federation conference start
- 11/06/21 - Forces must 'get better at countering trial by media'
- 11/06/21 - PC who struck Atkinson believed he posed a threat, court told
Features
What's with all the missing kids?
Few will have missed the increase in missing appeals for children. To coincide with International Missing Children's Day on May 25 the SPACE organisation explains what happens when these Mispers are victims of County Lines exploitation. • Endless faces as we scroll through Social Media. Some na
- 'You wouldn't let an officer go to a violent job without a stab-proof vest'
- How effective are liaison and diversion schemes?
Comment
Facial Recognition Technology: a force for good
Real life cases of LFR finding missing children and identifying sex offenders are being lost in a narrative centred on privacy and data protection says former surveillance camera commissioner Tony Porter. • In recent months, there have been a number of reports of UK police forces leveraging Fac
- Comment: The Lord, the Policing College and the front line
- Comment: where next for policing and technology?
Police Humour
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